Biostar A880G+ @ OCIA
“Aside from the T in the model name, these T-series have also been distinguishable by their blue/orange/yellow color scheme, as opposed to the green/white/black of their standard models. Beginning this year it seems they have switched to using black/red/white for all of their boards, and the A880G+ looks very similar to the TA880G+ in appearance.”
Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R (Rev. 2.0) @ Legit Reviews
“It still features the same low $200 price range, USB 3.0, SATA 3, a 3 year warranty, and an identical layout as the original but GIGABYTE added four more power phases compared to eight. Another added feature is an extra USB header(red one) that employs GIGABYTE’s new On/Off USB Charge technology that maintains power to the front USB even when the computer is turned off.”
ASUS Rampage III Formula @ HardOCP
“The ASUS Rampage III Formula comes from a long line of “Rampage” boards. This one is based on Intel’s X58 chipset and ICH10R south bridge. The Rampage III Formula is full of features. It doesn’t have as many RAID controllers or as many PCI-Express x16 slots as some boards do. The Rampage III Formula doesn’t have all a bunch of expansion slots which couldn’t be used when blocked. It’s pretty much all business.”
ECS A890GXM-A2 @ Hardware Overclock
“Hardwareoverclock.com has posted another review. Last week we have taken a look at the new ECS Elitegroup A890GXM-A2 motherboard. The latest ECS Black Series A890GXM-A2 is based on the AMD 890GX chipset with 140W Phenom II processor (Socket AM3) support. The A890GXM-A2 has integrated with ATI™ Radeon HD 4290 graphics IGP, which includes AMD CrossFire ,Hybrid Crossfire technology and DirectX 10.1 capabilities.”
ECS A890GXM-A2 @ TBreak
“Being a socket AM3 based motherboard, the ECS A890GXM-A2 will support pretty much any processor released by AMD in the last 2 years, including the latest X6 processors. The specialty here is that it has the ability to unlock some of the hidden cores on some of the Phenom II and Sempron 140 processors through the BIOS itself.”
ASRock 890FX Deluxe4 @ OCInside
“ASRock 890FX Deluxe4 is really a Deluxe Socket AM3 motherboard based on the AMD 890FX chipset with SB850 southbridge. Five PCI Express slots, four USB3.0 ports, whereby two of them are connected with the enclosed USB3.0 front panel, six SATA3 connectors provided by SB850, two additional SATA3 ports provided by a Marvel SE9120 chip, one eSATA3 connector, one conventional IDE port, Gigabit LAN, optical and coaxial SPDIF sound output in addition to the six analog sound connectors of the ALC892 soundchip and a few more features makes this a Deluxe motherboard.”
ASUS Rampage III Gene @ PureOC
“As we’ve seen time and again, the ASUS Republic of Gamer lineup continues to offer powerhouse motherboards designed and marketed to those who wants some of the best performance, features, and quality on the market. It is indeed an exclusive club, but the Rampage III Gene is one of the best micro-ATX boards we’ve ever seen. Is it overkill? Sure it is. And that’s part of its appeal to the enthusiast in all of us.”
ECS P67 & H67 Mobo Preview @ Neoseeker
“The upcoming Intel Sandy Bridge release is an exciting prospect to say the least, and getting a first hand look at the ECS LGA1155 boards has piqued our curiosity that much more. These boards are exceptionally designed and have a wide array of features and support which should appeal to both enthusiasts and mainstream users.”
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7 Preview @ Bjorn3D
“The GIGABYTE GA-P67A-UD7 will be GIGABYTE’s flagship motherboard, competing with ASUS’ Maximus IV Extreme and MSI’s P67A-GD65 till the release of the next generation LGA2011 socket motherboards. We are expecting the board to launch in 2011, early January.”
ASRock X58 Extreme6 @ PureOC
“The ASRock X58 Extreme6 motherboard offers performance and value in a quality package to consumers. It has extensive SATA 6G and USB 3.0 connections, an improved layout from the Extreme3 predecessor, and some handy enthusiast tidbits that should interest those who want a strong overall board but don’t have a hefty budget to spend.”